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Németh: Legality of Serbia's elections can't be questioned
Zsolt Németh said it would be “preferable if certain political forces didn’t question the legitimacy of the vote in Serbia just because it was one by a political side that...
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Németh calls for saving the Middle East peace process
Zsolt Németh said this past weekend’s terrorist attack had jeopardized the peace process generated by the Abraham Accords aimed at stabilising the Middle East.
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Nemeth: Future world order will be based on international community’s approach to Russia
Zsolt Németh said the NATO policy agreed on at last week’s summit in Vilnius that Russia was a threat and that Ukraine’s accession to the alliance was conditional on the...
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Németh: War cannot serve as an excuse to restrict human and minority rights
Zsolt Németh has welcomed the “milestone” of the Venice Commission’s report on Ukraine’s minority law.
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Hungary welcomes CoE agreement on accountability for crimes committed in Ukraine war
Zsolt Németh said that the Council of Europe was compiling a report on the losses caused by Russia’s military aggression.
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Németh: Hungary and Poland share goals but different approaches to Ukraine war
Zsolt Németh said the two countries were in agreement on “the two most crucial issues”, namely that Ukraine “must remain an independent country which is capable of preserving its territorial integrity”, and that both countries condemn Russia’s aggression.
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Hungary sets up a “society of friends” to support Israel-Arab talks
The society monitors the implementation of the Abraham Accords, signed by Israel and Arab countries with the aim of normalizing their relations.
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Németh: Hungarian-Polish relations are forward-looking
Zsolt Németh welcomed recent comments by President Mateusz Morawiecki on reviving bilateral and Visegrad Group cooperation “in the current difficult economic and political situation”.
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Németh: EU is “an extremely big loser” as result of war in Ukraine
Zsolt Németh noted the battered euro, inflation and soaring energy prices, as well as “chaos in international diplomacy”.
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Németh: Tusványos is a unique workshop for national cohesion
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has accepted an invitation to Tusványos, as well as László Tőkés, head of the Hungarian National Council of Transylvania.
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Németh: CoE has important role in fostering peace between Russia and Ukraine
Zsolt Németh praised the CoE for acting swiftly and decisively when the war broke out while maintaining its unity and expressing solidarity with Ukraine.
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Németh joins campaign to tackle Russian disinformation
The campaign, launched in connection with the war in Ukraine, calls on social media platforms to repel the fake news coming out of the Kremlin and to strengthen the European and Russian information spaces.
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Németh: CoE must improve Europe’s worsening security situation
“We consider it important for the Council of Europe to strengthen its relationship with the EU, as there is room for closer cooperation when it comes to the EU’s enlargement policy and the CoE’s activities related to security,” Zsolt Németh said.